These modern tools can be dangerous in the wrong hands25 Jun 2026 22:16
This life-sized muppet - just like bs before him - seems to had his 12 year old nephew show him how to put in a prompt into an llm and it spit out this 'story' that 'has now been well proven', which is ancient history largely known to everyone here, never denied by anyone, least of all me, and ultimately a key (positive) part of the foundation upon which san leon's future will rest. Of course the troubles at Eroton were the original cause of sle not being able to file its accounts, which led to having to suspend and then de-list the shares.
I wasn't even posting on the company at the time. As I've had to remind this idiot and his ilk time and again, I got out of most of my holding many months before when Fanning pulled off one the first - and still one of the only - capital returns ever for an AIM small cap resource company. I only returned to this board long after the shares were no longer trading to provide some much needed expertise on the company as it was being beclowned by several of <37k's predecessors, and I wanted to combat the ignorant hyper bearishness on the Company's prospects and give frustrated shareholders some hope. I've stayed not because I'm trying to portray an unrealistically positive view of the future, but because so much of what people continue to publish here is precisely the opposite: ie., at the first sign of any difficulty, legal issues especially, no matter the questionable source, no matter if the poster has no idea how the company's assets are structured, no matter how key counter-factuals like the fact that Eroton, for all its problems, is clearly still trading indicating it is ACTIVELY PAYING DOWN DEBT despite <37k's junior detective work, no matter how many times these factotems get things wrong, every single post seems to rush headlong into the most bearish, most existential threat level, where San Leon is set to file Chapter 11 the next day.
If that's not the thrust of 100% of their 'assessments', its certainly the vast majority. Forget about an angry bird of little brain like <37k for a second. Take a closer look good old boy gtjd's latest missive. After trying to glaze readers for the millionth time with his implied local market bone fides, look at how he finishes this particular gem: with absolutely no supporting reasoning whatsoever, he consigns shareholders ONLY hope to local elections NEXT YEAR, and in so doing - no matter his continued vomit-inducing affect of being oh-so-concerned with everyone's financial outcomes here - leaves readers feeling utterly hopeless as, rather than trying to explain what in the f he's talking about, he leaves it open-ended in the hopes that it seems all the more ominous as a result. Instead, everyone should ask themselves, When in the entire history of this company's journey has politics EVER mattered to its fortunes? The answer is precisely the same as How often has <37k's calls for the end of sle turned out right...?